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"Think very carefully today scotland" and vote YES! | |||
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"Think very carefully today scotland and vote YES!" | |||
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"YES, YES, YES, YEEEESSSSS... " I'll have what she's had. | |||
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"Well, it looks like MPs of all main parties in Westminster have rejected the three leaders' vow to continue with the Barnett formula, stating they will block it and kill it. So, the famous "vow" is broken already. Less than 48 hours after it was published, DevoMax is dead and off the table - just in time for folks to cast their votes oblivious to this fact... well what a surprise! Surely this tells you all you need to know about the DevoMax con and the idea that you're "better together" under the governance of the very people who pulled this stunt on you. It was only another empty promise they never intended to keep in order to stop you smashing their corrupt system. If they were genuine, Scotland would already have these extra powers - so why are you not already better together? Make no mistake... if you vote NO, there will be no DevoMax - no extra powers - nothing will change - you'll just get more of the same and you'll only have yourselves to blame. There's a growing body of opinion in Westminster that Scotland needs to be put in its place and no longer given "freebies" - summed up by one MP who said: "If and when the Scots 'bottle it' on 18th September and vote no, they will see a stronger English voice because the people of England have had enough of Scottish self-indulgence." Don't buy the Westminster machine's con yet again - don't bottle it - hold your nerve and vote YES... feel the fear, face it down and trust in your own abilities - you'll be amazed at what you're capable of. Good luck from a friend south of the border! " got my vote in and my fingers crossed | |||
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"Well, it looks like MPs of all main parties in Westminster have rejected the three leaders' vow to continue with the Barnett formula, stating they will block it and kill it. So, the famous "vow" is broken already. Less than 48 hours after it was published, DevoMax is dead and off the table - just in time for folks to cast their votes oblivious to this fact... well what a surprise! Surely this tells you all you need to know about the DevoMax con and the idea that you're "better together" under the governance of the very people who pulled this stunt on you. It was only another empty promise they never intended to keep in order to stop you smashing their corrupt system. If they were genuine, Scotland would already have these extra powers - so why are you not already better together? Make no mistake... if you vote NO, there will be no DevoMax - no extra powers - nothing will change - you'll just get more of the same and you'll only have yourselves to blame. There's a growing body of opinion in Westminster that Scotland needs to be put in its place and no longer given "freebies" - summed up by one MP who said: "If and when the Scots 'bottle it' on 18th September and vote no, they will see a stronger English voice because the people of England have had enough of Scottish self-indulgence." Don't buy the Westminster machine's con yet again - don't bottle it - hold your nerve and vote YES... feel the fear, face it down and trust in your own abilities - you'll be amazed at what you're capable of. Good luck from a friend south of the border! " If i had a vote it would definitely be YES... Good luck to my countrymen and women. .. Do the right thing today and make history! Vin... | |||
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"That's OK, found it. The Daily Mail. Speaks volumes. " Dont'cha just love a Balanced _iew Gimp | |||
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"That's OK, found it. The Daily Mail. Speaks volumes. " To be fair, they are right. The party leaders cant go around promising anything - let alone something as important as that - without putting it before Parliament. | |||
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"Apparently Scottish pubs have been given the go-ahead to stay open all through the night, so contentious Scots plus alcohol should be fun to watch " I didn't think they needed a go-ahead. I've never been in a pub in Scotland that has ever closed | |||
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"Apparently Scottish pubs have been given the go-ahead to stay open all through the night, so contentious Scots plus alcohol should be fun to watch " Yeah cause that's s shit hot idea! Honestly... I've never seen the like! | |||
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"Apparently Scottish pubs have been given the go-ahead to stay open all through the night, so contentious Scots plus alcohol should be fun to watch I didn't think they needed a go-ahead. I've never been in a pub in Scotland that has ever closed " Oh , they close. I hate the bit when the lights come on and the bouncers get really grumpy at you for not leaving yet | |||
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"Apparently Scottish pubs have been given the go-ahead to stay open all through the night, so contentious Scots plus alcohol should be fun to watch " Just like brazil in the summer eh ? | |||
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"That's OK, found it. The Daily Mail. Speaks volumes. To be fair, they are right. The party leaders cant go around promising anything - let alone something as important as that - without putting it before Parliament." True, but the SNP can't promise the economy will be all roses without answering basic questions on it. But they have. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* " I took my own ikea pencil just in case ! | |||
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"If the scots vote yes, the'll need to set up Fabs Scotland. When the boarder fence and check points go in that will curb the cross boarder meets. Passport to get to the clubs in england, still at least they'll have prof of identity with them when they get there. That is ofcourse if they can afford the entrance fee after the scotish 'someting or other,,still to be announced' currancy crashes. Still nodoubt they think the good old brits will subsidise em and buy them a pint or three. And all the time jolly old Mr Independence himself (Sammy) will be liveing the life of luxury at your expense. Well the best of luck,, your going to need it......" Doubt passport control will happen. Same as curreny union is a non starter. All welcome to visit from Scotland especially the sexy ones ! | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* " its not traditional pencils, they are hard wax pencils, very difficult to completely erase from paper. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* " Christ, this was all over Facebook yesterday. I swear some people think we live in Zimbabwe or something. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* Christ, this was all over Facebook yesterday. I swear some people think we live in Zimbabwe or something. " In the event of a Yes vote, Zimbabwe will seem like paradise. | |||
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"Passport controls work in both directions. An iScotland may decide not to impose them but if rUK does, it has the same effect - and vice versa." Very unlikely to happen. UK can't run the border controls it has now. Just as the currency union won't happen. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* Christ, this was all over Facebook yesterday. I swear some people think we live in Zimbabwe or something. " I've just never seen that before, it's always been good old fashioned Bic pens when I've gone to vote. I'll take my own all the same. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* Christ, this was all over Facebook yesterday. I swear some people think we live in Zimbabwe or something. In the event of a Yes vote, Zimbabwe will seem like paradise." I heard that they are using special pens that only work of you're trying to mark the No box. And that David Cameron himself is in a special bunker in Gretna spoiling 50% of the Yes papers. | |||
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"Another thing that bothers me... I've not been to vote yet, I shall go this evening. However, a colleague went this morning and in the polling station, they have provided pencils for people to case their vote. Who in their right mind votes in pencil? *packs marker pen* Christ, this was all over Facebook yesterday. I swear some people think we live in Zimbabwe or something. In the event of a Yes vote, Zimbabwe will seem like paradise. I heard that they are using special pens that only work of you're trying to mark the No box. And that David Cameron himself is in a special bunker in Gretna spoiling 50% of the Yes papers. " Get real. We all know Cameron makes Cleggie do all the menial chores | |||
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"Vote with the wax pencil provided , just incase using a pen or marker makes your vote void . " When I've seen a photo of Nicola Sturgeon having cast her vote this morning still clutching her pen, I'll take my chances that a cross in the box is a cross in the box regardless of what it's written in. | |||
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"Vote with the wax pencil provided , just incase using a pen or marker makes your vote void . When I've seen a photo of Nicola Sturgeon having cast her vote this morning still clutching her pen, I'll take my chances that a cross in the box is a cross in the box regardless of what it's written in. " Oh ok , was just trying to be helpful. I was too scared to use a pen | |||
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"Scotland, can you please leave the diary room, you have been evicted, you have 30 sec to say ur goodbys to England lol." Anyone who knows the Border Reiver tales knows that if we're evicted we'll take the house, the diary room and everything else with us. | |||
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"Scotland, can you please leave the diary room, you have been evicted, you have 30 sec to say ur goodbys to England lol. Anyone who knows the Border Reiver tales knows that if we're evicted we'll take the house, the diary room and everything else with us." And the haggis to lol | |||
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"Vote with the wax pencil provided , just incase using a pen or marker makes your vote void . When I've seen a photo of Nicola Sturgeon having cast her vote this morning still clutching her pen, I'll take my chances that a cross in the box is a cross in the box regardless of what it's written in. Oh ok , was just trying to be helpful. I was too scared to use a pen " My PMT has a good outlet this morning for all this nonsense. I'm a rebel and I like a pen. I've not used a pencil since school. | |||
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"If the scots vote yes, the'll need to set up Fabs Scotland. When the boarder fence and check points go in that will curb the cross boarder meets. Passport to get to the clubs in england, still at least they'll have prof of identity with them when they get there. That is ofcourse if they can afford the entrance fee after the scotish 'someting or other,,still to be announced' currancy crashes. Still nodoubt they think the good old brits will subsidise em and buy them a pint or three. And all the time jolly old Mr Independence himself (Sammy) will be liveing the life of luxury at your expense. Well the best of luck,, your going to need it...... Doubt passport control will happen. Same as curreny union is a non starter. All welcome to visit from Scotland especially the sexy ones !" I wouldn't be too sure of that. As I have posted before. If Scotland wants to join the EU it will have to sign the Schengen agreement. That will mean that iScotland will have no border controls between itself and all other states in the Schengen zone, which is most other EU members. rUK is not a Schengen signatory so the border to Scotland will have to be the same as the existing border to France (minus the water of course) | |||
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"Vote with the wax pencil provided , just incase using a pen or marker makes your vote void . When I've seen a photo of Nicola Sturgeon having cast her vote this morning still clutching her pen, I'll take my chances that a cross in the box is a cross in the box regardless of what it's written in. Oh ok , was just trying to be helpful. I was too scared to use a pen My PMT has a good outlet this morning for all this nonsense. I'm a rebel and I like a pen. I've not used a pencil since school. " make sure its a biro, if you use one that then smudges and marks both boxes with an "x" that could potentially be deemed a spoilt paper | |||
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"Watching RT News this morning and a group of Braveheart wannabes sporting their mantra printed on their t-shirts... Fuck the Tories, vote YES Such inspired thinking..." I think so too | |||
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"Think very carefully today scotland" And vote a big fat NO to keep Alex Salmond off Carlton Hill | |||
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"Think very carefully today scotland And vote a big fat NO to keep Alex Salmond off Carlton Hill" And off the news for once | |||
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"When do we find out the results?" around 7am tomorrow I believe | |||
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"When do we find out the results?" They reckon when Glasgow and Edinburgh declare between 1-2 am then they will have a good idea of which ways it is going | |||
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"According to a website, #voteyes, #yesscotland and #voteyesscotland are trending more on Twitter." Mirrors and illusions......a favourite tactic of the YeSNP | |||
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"According to a website, #voteyes, #yesscotland and #voteyesscotland are trending more on Twitter." oh no...... | |||
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"What will happen to me? I'm a scottish soldier? X" You decide...no one can chain you up and make you stay | |||
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"When do we find out the results? They reckon when Glasgow and Edinburgh declare between 1-2 am then they will have a good idea of which ways it is going" It'll be a lot later than that before the big cities declare. Possibly 5am. | |||
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"What will happen to me? I'm a scottish soldier? X" Should scotland vote yes today nothing will change for nearly 2 yrs ....then in the event of a break up of armed forces ...you will be given a choice of staying where you are or joining the scottish defence forces | |||
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"According to a website, #voteyes, #yesscotland and #voteyesscotland are trending more on Twitter." Bit like facebook, lots of noise creates lots of links. The robots on the servers then push more links and 'suggestions'. A no voter, I had the suggestions that I might like to follow "Nicola Sturgeon","Alex Salmond" & "Wings over Bath" on my face book page. | |||
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"What will happen to me? I'm a scottish soldier? X" In the words of the prophet ...Your fucked pal | |||
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"I was totally unprepared for the strong wave of emotion I felt today. I love my country, always have, always will. I'm beyond proud to be Scottish. From the mountains to the sea and everywhere in between, it's resources human, natural, industrial and cultural. Its people....strong, steadfast, humourous, generous and couthy. So today...I donned my Tammy and my Scottie dog brooch and gathered with my wee family. We shared a dram together and then walked in procession to our village hall to vote. The young ones in front.. their lives just beginning, besotted with each other and the growing "bump"... my unborn grandchild, our salute to the future. Us oldies dawdled along behind. An overwhelming sense of responsibility, a huge decision...but my belief is you can only go with your heart, whatever side of the fence you are on. I fear for the land I love.....fear the repercussions of our decision today whatever it may be. But my faith in Scotland and its people will always remain. On my return home, the first thing to catch my eye was a painting I have in my hall bearing these words .... " In this space we stand, our future an unknown and ever changing land. Our past like a shadow across the sand, all you've been and all you've done, the children and all that they will become."......and the tears came. Here's tae us, what's like us... I said NO...as did my heart" Brilliant. I enjoyed reading that. The best thing I've read about the debate on here. | |||
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"I was totally unprepared for the strong wave of emotion I felt today. I love my country, always have, always will. I'm beyond proud to be Scottish. From the mountains to the sea and everywhere in between, it's resources human, natural, industrial and cultural. Its people....strong, steadfast, humourous, generous and couthy. So today...I donned my Tammy and my Scottie dog brooch and gathered with my wee family. We shared a dram together and then walked in procession to our village hall to vote. The young ones in front.. their lives just beginning, besotted with each other and the growing "bump"... my unborn grandchild, our salute to the future. Us oldies dawdled along behind. An overwhelming sense of responsibility, a huge decision...but my belief is you can only go with your heart, whatever side of the fence you are on. I fear for the land I love.....fear the repercussions of our decision today whatever it may be. But my faith in Scotland and its people will always remain. On my return home, the first thing to catch my eye was a painting I have in my hall bearing these words .... " In this space we stand, our future an unknown and ever changing land. Our past like a shadow across the sand, all you've been and all you've done, the children and all that they will become."......and the tears came. Here's tae us, what's like us... I said NO...as did my heart" +1 | |||
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"I was totally unprepared for the strong wave of emotion I felt today. I love my country, always have, always will. I'm beyond proud to be Scottish. From the mountains to the sea and everywhere in between, it's resources human, natural, industrial and cultural. Its people....strong, steadfast, humourous, generous and couthy. So today...I donned my Tammy and my Scottie dog brooch and gathered with my wee family. We shared a dram together and then walked in procession to our village hall to vote. The young ones in front.. their lives just beginning, besotted with each other and the growing "bump"... my unborn grandchild, our salute to the future. Us oldies dawdled along behind. An overwhelming sense of responsibility, a huge decision...but my belief is you can only go with your heart, whatever side of the fence you are on. I fear for the land I love.....fear the repercussions of our decision today whatever it may be. But my faith in Scotland and its people will always remain. On my return home, the first thing to catch my eye was a painting I have in my hall bearing these words .... " In this space we stand, our future an unknown and ever changing land. Our past like a shadow across the sand, all you've been and all you've done, the children and all that they will become."......and the tears came. Here's tae us, what's like us... I said NO...as did my heart" Without doubt the most eloquent piece I have read during the whole debate Good luck to you and your family | |||
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"I want to be free...by freddie mercury has now been officially adopted as the national anthem note we have not mentioned "queen"" Sorry Pads, Bino and I have decided that in the event the new anthem will be The Wallpaper Song.... | |||
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"I want to be free...by freddie mercury has now been officially adopted as the national anthem note we have not mentioned "queen" Sorry Pads, Bino and I have decided that in the event the new anthem will be The Wallpaper Song.... " aye, and nobody can argue with lady Jintz of Fife (she's royalty dont you know) | |||
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"Here is Admins message for today on the update page... "Whatever way you're voting, we send our best wishes and good luck with the BIG DECISION to ALL our friends in Scotland today" I am guessing a lot will be thinking the same. Good luck Scotland " thankyou ..... its squeaky bum time up here...the polls are closed the counting has begun ..who will win through in the end ..the people of scotland will win either way ...an amazing unprecedented turn out | |||
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"I was totally unprepared for the strong wave of emotion I felt today. I love my country, always have, always will. I'm beyond proud to be Scottish. From the mountains to the sea and everywhere in between, it's resources human, natural, industrial and cultural. Its people....strong, steadfast, humourous, generous and couthy. So today...I donned my Tammy and my Scottie dog brooch and gathered with my wee family. We shared a dram together and then walked in procession to our village hall to vote. The young ones in front.. their lives just beginning, besotted with each other and the growing "bump"... my unborn grandchild, our salute to the future. Us oldies dawdled along behind. An overwhelming sense of responsibility, a huge decision...but my belief is you can only go with your heart, whatever side of the fence you are on. I fear for the land I love.....fear the repercussions of our decision today whatever it may be. But my faith in Scotland and its people will always remain. On my return home, the first thing to catch my eye was a painting I have in my hall bearing these words .... " In this space we stand, our future an unknown and ever changing land. Our past like a shadow across the sand, all you've been and all you've done, the children and all that they will become."......and the tears came. Here's tae us, what's like us... I said NO...as did my heart" that is one of the best posts on any subject I have had the pleasure to read on this site.. | |||
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"I was totally unprepared for the strong wave of emotion I felt today. I love my country, always have, always will. I'm beyond proud to be Scottish. From the mountains to the sea and everywhere in between, it's resources human, natural, industrial and cultural. Its people....strong, steadfast, humourous, generous and couthy. So today...I donned my Tammy and my Scottie dog brooch and gathered with my wee family. We shared a dram together and then walked in procession to our village hall to vote. The young ones in front.. their lives just beginning, besotted with each other and the growing "bump"... my unborn grandchild, our salute to the future. Us oldies dawdled along behind. An overwhelming sense of responsibility, a huge decision...but my belief is you can only go with your heart, whatever side of the fence you are on. I fear for the land I love.....fear the repercussions of our decision today whatever it may be. But my faith in Scotland and its people will always remain. On my return home, the first thing to catch my eye was a painting I have in my hall bearing these words .... " In this space we stand, our future an unknown and ever changing land. Our past like a shadow across the sand, all you've been and all you've done, the children and all that they will become."......and the tears came. Here's tae us, what's like us... I said NO...as did my heart" Wow i got teary eyed, thank you for writing such an amazing post. | |||
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"What will happen to Alex Salmond if no wins? " Was just thinking that. Doubt he'll stand down. He'll be even more insuffereable than previously. | |||
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"What will happen to Alex Salmond if no wins? " he will stay on.. that there has been this 'promise' by the 3 main party leaders from Westminster (even though that wont be easy to deliver)for greater powers and funding etc will allow him to say that as 1st minister he is needed to sort it out.. and he's a politician they only go when they're dragged, kicking and screaming.. | |||
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"Salmond has changed his 'schedule' for tomorrow. Perhaps he's not so confident now." He's not going to his own count. | |||
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"First things first, I voted yes. I want a country (and I mean the UK here) that cares for the majority of people that live here instead of the minority of very very rich, that looks outwards, is progressive is European, is positive instead of being insular, narrow minded, fearful, suspicious. There seems to be some sort of feeling that it's an anti English thing. Let me assure you it isn't, far from . Anyone that's been to Scotland will tell you we are like every other part of Britain I've been to, are friendly, welcoming, social people but here's the rub. We don't as a rule vote for a certain political party because of the way they tend to act towards us, so how do we address that. Answer, govern ouourselves. Now tonight, I don't think this is going to happen, but we've been vowed to that we're to get more as yet undefined powers. Quite rightly, the politicians representing the other parts of the country will say yer not on so once again we're being lied to. One way or another this is undoubtedly true. Anyway the point of my long winded post is this. Scotland will not I think become separate tonight but Britain as a whole will undoubtedly change. I hope it's for the good. For us ALL!!" Might be a yes, don't write it off yet. | |||
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"First things first, I voted yes. I want a country (and I mean the UK here) that cares for the majority of people that live here instead of the minority of very very rich, that looks outwards, is progressive is European, is positive instead of being insular, narrow minded, fearful, suspicious. There seems to be some sort of feeling that it's an anti English thing. Let me assure you it isn't, far from . Anyone that's been to Scotland will tell you we are like every other part of Britain I've been to, are friendly, welcoming, social people but here's the rub. We don't as a rule vote for a certain political party because of the way they tend to act towards us, so how do we address that. Answer, govern ouourselves. Now tonight, I don't think this is going to happen, but we've been vowed to that we're to get more as yet undefined powers. Quite rightly, the politicians representing the other parts of the country will say yer not on so once again we're being lied to. One way or another this is undoubtedly true. Anyway the point of my long winded post is this. Scotland will not I think become separate tonight but Britain as a whole will undoubtedly change. I hope it's for the good. For us ALL!!" I disagree with some of your post. Any part of the UK should be treated the same, wether you're in Cornwall, Wales, Scotland or England. I totally disagree with Scotland been given any more devolved powers, I'm whole heartedly against it. we have a democratically elected government that represent the whole country.....we should all be governed the same. | |||
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"First things first, I voted yes. I want a country (and I mean the UK here) that cares for the majority of people that live here instead of the minority of very very rich, that looks outwards, is progressive is European, is positive instead of being insular, narrow minded, fearful, suspicious. There seems to be some sort of feeling that it's an anti English thing. Let me assure you it isn't, far from . Anyone that's been to Scotland will tell you we are like every other part of Britain I've been to, are friendly, welcoming, social people but here's the rub. We don't as a rule vote for a certain political party because of the way they tend to act towards us, so how do we address that. Answer, govern ouourselves. Now tonight, I don't think this is going to happen, but we've been vowed to that we're to get more as yet undefined powers. Quite rightly, the politicians representing the other parts of the country will say yer not on so once again we're being lied to. One way or another this is undoubtedly true. Anyway the point of my long winded post is this. Scotland will not I think become separate tonight but Britain as a whole will undoubtedly change. I hope it's for the good. For us ALL!! I disagree with some of your post. Any part of the UK should be treated the same, wether you're in Cornwall, Wales, Scotland or England. I totally disagree with Scotland been given any more devolved powers, I'm whole heartedly against it. we have a democratically elected government that represent the whole country.....we should all be governed the same. " But that's what I said isn't it? Ask most people from any part of the country (UK) whether they're happy with their lot and I think you'll get a resounding no. There's a massive imbalance in Britain and it needs addressing. | |||
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"Glad the process is over. Ugly intimidation by the Nats and overuse of the phrase "social bond". To quote George nonsense on stilts " What ugly intimidation have you suffered? Away and stop spouting bitter together's mince | |||
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"Scotland already do better out of the Barnett formula anyway. Their MP's also get to vote on English only issues too." And the big selling point for the No vote from the 3 leaders of the main parties was to keep that. Of course that's wrong and if we were independent then obviously that would be no more | |||
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"Scotland already do better out of the Barnett formula anyway. ......" Better than whom? | |||
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" Their MP's also get to vote on English only issues too." Aye, and so did, and do, English ones on Scottish matters. For centuries. Not enough of ours to make the slightest difference, anyway, so what are you moaning about? Or do you just not like it now that the boot's on the other foot? | |||
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"Referendum posts on here please. Thanks " Referendum???? Beat's me, what's that all about then | |||
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"An Englishman and an Irish man walk into a pub. "Line 'em up!" shouts the Englishman cheerfully. "You two seem happy" Says the barman. "Indeed, we've managed to ditch that tight fisted cunt of a scotch twat" the Irishman gleefully proclaims. It's a joke, no offence taken -------- Friend sent me this, so if it offends you, don't blame me " | |||
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" Their MP's also get to vote on English only issues too. Aye, and so did, and do, English ones on Scottish matters. For centuries. Not enough of ours to make the slightest difference, anyway, so what are you moaning about? Or do you just not like it now that the boot's on the other foot? " Wasn't moaning, just saying the Scots get a good deal at the moment from the UK relative to all other UK citizens. | |||
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"What a beautiful and moving post, making an exile smile here and in total agreement x " Which one, shorties joke ? | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all" Disgusting. No need for this vile talk. | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all" Or secured its stable future, depending on your _iew. | |||
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"How about Guess supporters abusing my brother and his family in Perth for daring to put a BT flag in his window? Or Guess supporters burning the Union flag in George Square?a tolerant and inclusive society.aye pish. " I'd have to say that stuff like that makes my blood boil, I could only put that down to numerics of which the whole country has plenty of. But hey, do we stay the same or do we not at least attempt to have positive real change as I said for ALL | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all Disgusting. No need for this vile talk." I agree, I voted yes but the result is final, any talk of betrayal or unpatriotic is just adults who should know better conducting themselves like sulking little brats. Show some respect please. | |||
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" Their MP's also get to vote on English only issues too. Aye, and so did, and do, English ones on Scottish matters. For centuries. Not enough of ours to make the slightest difference, anyway, so what are you moaning about? Or do you just not like it now that the boot's on the other foot? " I maybe mistaken but I believe since devolution English MP's have not had a vote on anything that is particular to Scotland alone. | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all" Sigh. | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all" I suppose you will give your definition of betrayal then at some point perhaps? | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all I suppose you will give your definition of betrayal then at some point perhaps?" Or maybe it's 19000 people who believe that Independence is not in Scotlands best interests and perhaps each of those people may feel that 16000 people have betrayed their country. | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all" ....this is exactly why I fear for my country. I want the very best for Scotland and our friends and neighbours and my personal belief is that together we are better. If in your eyes, that makes me a traitor then I'm relieved not to share your _iews on the democratic process. Quite literally, gies peace! | |||
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"thats 19000 plus folks that have gone and betrayed their country , not good , not good at all ....this is exactly why I fear for my country. I want the very best for Scotland and our friends and neighbours and my personal belief is that together we are better. If in your eyes, that makes me a traitor then I'm relieved not to share your _iews on the democratic process. Quite literally, gies peace!" This individual has been firmly responded to in Scotland forum. | |||
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"Orkney declares 10,004 'No' 4,883 'Yes' 67% 33% Split Totals so far 29,040 'No' votes 21,233 'Yes' votes" ...For those without tellys | |||
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"...For those without tellys" Lol. Yep. Just trying to be helpful | |||
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"WOW 86 votes seperation. Unreal. This really is democracy in full swing folks." Yes, exceedingly close that one | |||
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"To all my Scottish brothers and sisters use your loaf today and vote no.this country is better together going forward as a unit we have won 2 world wars and shaped this world to what it is today .I hope to wake up to a overwhelming no vote.now use your next vote in the generals wisely and vote UNITED KINGDOM INDEPENDENCE PARTY Together everyone achieves more team United kingdom " There's a finger on the pulse. UKIP does terribly well up here in Scotland. | |||
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"Just like to know are the Scottish still going to be swinging with the English oncethe election is over and done with " Hell yes, there are lovelies north of the border we'll definitely be meeting.... | |||
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"Wow big big no in Aberdeen" Isn't that Alex Salmond's constituency area too? If so, a bit of a kick in the teeth for him! | |||
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"Wow big big no in Aberdeen Isn't that Alex Salmond's constituency area too? If so, a bit of a kick in the teeth for him!" Yep | |||
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"Wow big big no in Aberdeen Isn't that Alex Salmond's constituency area too? If so, a bit of a kick in the teeth for him! Yep" There's a photo circulating of Eck in the back of a car. He doesn't look happy. | |||
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"Wow big big no in Aberdeen Isn't that Alex Salmond's constituency area too? If so, a bit of a kick in the teeth for him! Yep There's a photo circulating of Eck in the back of a car. He doesn't look happy." Yeah seen that one. TOmmy Sheridan face looks like its been smacked hes not happy at all...... | |||
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"Wow big big no in Aberdeen Isn't that Alex Salmond's constituency area too? If so, a bit of a kick in the teeth for him! Yep There's a photo circulating of Eck in the back of a car. He doesn't look happy. Yeah seen that one. TOmmy Sheridan face looks like its been smacked hes not happy at all......" Oh look it's Queen Nic | |||
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